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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 5, Issue 1561, 17 December 1883, Page 3

GOBO'S PRO GRAMME No 2 ON THE WAIRARAPA COP! rT,O BE HELD on 23rd February, 1884. I Capit tl £SOO in 1000 shares at 10s ABOUT GO PRIZES. Cash Awards First horse ■ ~,£150 Second „ .. 75 Third „ ..30 Starters ~ 40 Non starters.. 55 £350 lat .. .. £3O I at.. .. 20 4at £lO,. 40 Bat £5 .. 40 20 at £1 .. 20 : £l6o'. Registered leltcrj or telograms NOT accepted, Each ticket luts 6 chances the race and awards being discussed separately, P,O, Orders preferred. Country cheques must have Is exchange added, made payable to "Gobo" only, Applications will please enclose, two stamps for reply and result, ABSOLUTE bECURITY GUARANTEED As a provisional committee of responsible gentlemen has beon appointed Address— GOBO, 2ox 96, Masterton, 1509 QUP QOMPANY. 23rd February, 1584. 800 shares at 10s each, DIVIDENDS— £ ir3t , Sooom • £7O Third .. ~ ~ t , ' £jjq OtherStartersand Non-Starters (div) £l5O Total £4OO Tour gentlemen have consented to act as a Provisional Committee. Applications by letter only, enclosing two stamps for reply and result, Registered Letter or Telegrams cannot be accepted. Cheques must he payable to hearer. Allotment on Art Union principle will take place about 18th February, before Committee appointed hy Shareholders, Result will he advertised, and posted immediately after, 10 per cent deducted for expenses, ABSOLUTE SECURITY GUARANTEED. Alfflras— • ' "VO3EL" ' 1538 C/o C. Brunskill, Featherston. bam IN THE BANKRUPT ESTATE OF WILLIAM DIXON. ALL DEBTS due to the abovo estato aro reqqestcd to be paid before 15th inst, or legal proceeding will be taken for recovory, GEORGE HERON. 1 550 Trustee, THE WORKING MEN'S CANDIDATE. " T SAY, BILL, I want to ask yon a 1 question." " Well, what is it ?" '' Arn't the working men to have some one to represent them in the Borough Council ?" " Oh yes, Jack; the old Mr Shuto is coming forward; ho is already in the field as a candidate for the next election. He is a true working man's fritnd; he scored well last time trad I think wo shall have him shortly, Ono thing is certain, the old man cannot be bought over—he is thoroughly independent, Don't forget, but vote straight for him." ' TO LET. TTNEQUALLED business premises in t MV U centre _of Masterton, comprising corner shop with office or dwelling, fronting Queen and Perry streets, opposite the Olub Hotel; and shop and dwelling roomß, adjoining the above, fronting Queen-street, P I,lmm m